Nuandflopular‘tyles.
EEBANKS l ,—
i Ilahaclremo Hotel Block. i
South Norwalk. 1
i These dog days have ripped
new PHOTOGRAPH .up the prices or} a bunch of ;‘
POSTCARDS our summer Cu!" 1
, In Brown Finish Y9“ can bite off a good bar- ‘
2 for 5': gain today.
Silk mixtures and hone- 1“
spuns, patch or slope pockets. 1
A special smart efiect for .
young men is the pinch back 1
Of Tokeneke, Belle Island Club
and Pier, Roton Point Beach, Na-
ture's Mirror. Norwalk Country
Club and Rowajrton Harbor.
model — checks, browns.
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DONNELLY 8 PM“
STATIONERY STORE. $10.00 Suits ........ $7.85
15 South Main Street. $15.00 Suits .. ...... $10.85
. $20.00 Suits ......... $14.85
$25.00 Suits ........ $18.85 1
Rogers 8: Stevens 1
thaws
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gray: or blues t!
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—.\iirror Candies. Brlxgerman Bros.
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A business meeting of the Bethany.
Guild, of Trinity Church, will be heldj
at 7:5i o‘clock this evening,— ln the
guild room, All members are requesi- .
tcd tr be present. i
The Sterling-Wellnitz orchestra fur»
nished music for dancing. last even-
ing, at the Norwalk Yacht Club.
Court Narruk, No. 58. Foresters of
America, will meet this evening, for
regutar business.
i
i (‘litford “Sits-sore" Clark was fined
_‘ . . ' h ht _ fly; and costs, this morning, by Judge‘
LOU" ”"1“” “0' 1"“ m": m" 0 ‘i.0(‘li\|'(t0(l. in the downtown courts.
(:aattle, will meet, this evening, ’()r‘.‘s(’l250r5" w“ picked up, yesterdayj
morning. by Othcer Stratton, in Day:
t
istrect. in a helpless condition. a
regular business.
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Kizbaosa Encampment, No. 9, l. 0.;
0. it‘., will meet, this evening, for
their regular Femimttmhly business.
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i “hiic sailim: of! Peach island thing
gmornlngmparty of Norwalk resld-I
7ents sighted a live loot shark a short,
TL“ “'9-‘ll101 Club “'“l hold 3 distance from their motor boat. The: .!
dance in Nash‘s pavilion. Compo, to
night. ‘
1.hig fish swimming along leisurely at}
t the time he wastslghted by the party,1
lhls dorsal do was way out at the
A well attended ‘l‘tltlwct'k danceiwatrr. As the boat w“ pointed 10.:
van held llirl evenintz at the Knob words him however, the maneateri:
(tluh. (lreeiiwood's orchestra furnish-Mashed quickly acrobat the bow “d.
ed music. {dim peitred. l
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E. E. Bates, the Darien auto dealer.‘ Frank Taylor Was arrested. this'
reported to the police, last night.that‘mornina. by Sergeant J. Harry Gib-
some one had stolen a tire tro‘tn one son. on complaint of Georse Raymond.t
of his cars in litarien. ‘the charity commissioner, on thei
__... frharuc of vnarancy. Taylor has beeni»
0mcer Reynolds reported a leak ln‘supplled several times with clothing;
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“SONG FROM THE PER-
-' SIAN.”
Uh. sad are they who know not
love,
llut far from passion's tears and
smiles, ,
Drift down a'uioonless sea,
lieyond the silvery coasts of
fairy isles.
And sadder they whose longing
lips .
Kiss empty air and never
touch
\
The dear warm mouth of those
they love—
\\'aiting, wasting, sufferin‘r
much.
fine as
llut clear as anther,
mask
is life to those who, pilgrim- '
‘ V: -I: 3' l-L‘? — E u. '
w—
in ctr-as
But this last supply
1'
min.“ ‘ “or
"umaiimou we
Man}r Have Called and
The balance of our
shipment of the new
HOOSIER
Kitchen
7 Cabinets
is on the way. This
is the last of our al-
lotment which can
price.
Ordered in Advance
We have a few sample Hoosier cabinets left from the parietal allotment. We a grin;
to clean these up at once. Those who come first willI get them. We will take the orders
of those who are too he for one of the Hoosiers oi the shipment now until-y.
The Supply Is Limited ‘
we are getting is not large. Come and see us at once and put is your
order, for when these cabinets arggone there will be no more at this price. 1B In has
raised the cost of materials. and after thin shipment the manufacturer any:
The Price MUST Advance
Remember: Sr down brings a Hoosier to your home, and $1 a week pay: for i. No in-
terest. No extra. Don’t delay. thinking there will be some left.
your order today to be certain and save money.
STERLING FURNITURE CO. ,
127-129-131 Washington St.
There won’t be. hit in
.So. Norwalk
HE ONLY PLACE IN TOWN WHEN I HOOSIERS ARE SOLE.
be had at the old?
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g... «activator main in trout of Wool-:by the charity department. and eachl‘
worth‘n store inst evening. The mata'tlme he has traded the clothing for"
lie will be arraigned in the,
la tor was referred to the water depart-‘iiquor,
wise,
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WASH DRESSES AND
latmooondfonFREl-ZPRRME.
mom,‘_. li‘irst district court. tomorrow morn-l.
.‘ --———— ling at 9 o‘clock. "
The Westport Boy Scouts held a‘ -———————u
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‘ dance, last night. in Nash's pnvllionfl A complaint was received last even-3,
Comro. A large number attended and imz at police headquarters from the;
, a fine time was enjoyed. ,ynrdmnster of the Norwali freight;
) ' ' --—- ‘ ‘yard that n fight was in prouress in"
The "Gen," the handsome stcnm the ynrds between two negroes. Olli-
. yacht owned by William Ziegler. offer llrrhm investigated the cFleninI i
" 'Collender‘s Point, came into the Not-'iand arrested llnvid and Metnphls,5
Wwalk harbor, yesterday afternoon,“Tennessee" Smith, two brothers;
land anchored on the Wilson -
Point The nrmunent started over a bottleoh
' dock and received a supply of ozl'gin, and was golnrzlull blast upon thc'a
train the Standard Oil works. The‘nrrlval of the officers. The cases were,
'. yacht is certainly a beauty, and at-lcontmucd until saturday morning bxi'
"’"tractr-d quite a little attention. tJudce Lockwood,
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, , Joseph O'Neill met with an accident A consignment oi typhoid vaccine ‘
. yesterday in Norwalk. Hg; tourinntwas received this morning., by Lieut-
oar skidded and struck a bridge on ‘ennrl Bradford. in charge of the local
. the Post road. The, machine wnS‘l'N‘Tullan 0m”. for the use of him-M
. damaged considerably, but Mr. isell and his men. This vacctne is sent;
O‘Neill expects to have it out soon. 'Out by the government to its soldiers...
-‘ Hg Wm. not injured—Stamford Advo- at regular intervals, and by its use, '
”w the. nrmyla kept practically free of,
- the disease. The vaccination is made' 3
—-FR|DAY LUNCHEON. min the use of hypodermic syringe,
; have your luncheon served Friday's at and is adminstercd in three doses. l '
Dr. Perdue will perform the opera-_ I‘
tint? on the local men. '
Sliillsbn’s Remedy °~
. Malaria
; ‘ 50c bottle
‘ Stillson-Poweli-Corporation
PRESCRIPTION DRUNIB‘I'I.
llcans ol’ the Senate in conference to-i
day declined to accept the legislative
program submitted yesterday by thel
Democratic steering committee with at
view. to adjournment of Congress bo~
fore Sept. 1. Those who are inclinedi ‘
to agree were out-voted by senators
\vnsnmofron, Aug. 10.—-Repno.i ..
More hand in hand, from dawn
to dusk,
Each morning nearer Paradise.
(lh. not for them shall angels
pray:
They stand in ‘ everlasting;r
light; \
They walk in Altih's smilc by
' day
.\nd nestle in his heart by
night. '
——Thontas Bailey Aldrich.
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SKIRTS
K. S A. CLAVIN
The Little Shop
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so no. mm or. i I
w'“. “‘3” {oral-laud! ,
El::‘.i“-°L‘f£ .
w ’0 on. .
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IS YOUR
INSURED
Come and See
REAL ESTATE
raSunancn
NOTARIES PUBLIC
PLATE ’GLASS
STEAMSHIP TICKETS
’1. M. “HIDE Co. lac.
,Real Estate and Insurance. .
I The FASHION BOOK to. rant
. of tho Celebrated 4 _ ..
Us
Pictorial Review
Patterns
is now on sale.
A glimpse of the new fashions
is given in those fascinating
frocki‘that present in delightful
guise. the smart
“Overdres's" effect
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS ‘ , ED. PINAUD'SLILA
ON ALL LINES % '~ . ’ ‘ 'n- . L
hit:
“1W.
‘3 F . saw-summon. _
WNW“. at.
hill at this session
we. __.
demanding action on the immlgmtlon' ;
' If. Burglars Enter
‘mmbemewhfleitildoudiorm mower outing. it
t 'wflmhuvflyhnflmmbt "mumm-
firmwljflnflhenflhnha
TRADINO IN WHEAT QUITE TODAY
CHICAGO. Ant. lO—Gaution seem-
ed to are the watchvonl today aroma
,ed to be the watehvord today and“
{return to something like nor-III coo
[anon neatly h contrast with no
‘.
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too» pipe oanaiu ream,
N§w HAVEN, an. to.—a hem
iron pipe dillodaed tron ita berth on
a moving lat ear to the Cedar Hill
5 Railroad Ave, so. Nor-walk Madeof scrgqorsergc and satin,
‘ nothing could be more chic for
.4 early Fall days;
. . ‘l
sroumoron HA8 » , Kfififingtgfie‘wl" due “I
t A OUARANTINE;
STONINGTON, Au; Ill—Owing to ~ '
prevalence ot infantile paralysis, the SEPTEMBER
health authorltlloa here today issued PICTORIAL REVIEW
orders forbidding on children under PATTERNS ?
16 years 01 age from entering the
place from any 1oeallty excepting the
tom of North Burlington. aroma
and Westerly.
st "0' , ' - ‘ it
_ can ymx&0eangtio. ‘
vault-n" on ELM“ uni-nu.
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